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Order of protection granted John Couch, 1800

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Order of protection granted to John Couch by the Litchfield Superior Court signed by Frederick Wolcott, Clerk
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Wolcott, Frederick, 1767-1837
Order of protection granted to John Couch by the Litchfield Superior Court signed by Frederick Wolcott, Clerk
    Yale University -Manuscripts and Archives

    Yale buildings motion picture showing former sites and replacements, 1932-1932

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    The motion picture film depicts Yale building sites and construction. Buildings documented include South Sheffield, gymnasium, Sloane Laboratory, Divinity School, Park Street dormitories, Graduate School, Law School, Sterling Memorial Library, Forestry School, Branford Court, and Harkness Tower.
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    Yale University -Manuscripts and Archives

    Oscar Roth papers, 1945-1945

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    The papers consist of photocopies of a scrapbook and other materials which relate to Oscar Roth's military service during World War II. The scrapbook contains photographs taken after the liberation of the Mauthausen concentration camp. Selected photoprints of them are included in the papers as is a copy of Roth's translation into English of the confession given by the camp's commandant Franz Ziereis. Oscar Roth was educated at the University of Vienna and was a United States Army medical officer during World War II. He was in an advance party which entered the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria soon after the camp was liberated. After leaving the army Roth returned to New Haven, Connecticut, where he practiced medicine.
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    Oscar Roth papers, 1945-1945 0.25 Linear Feet

    Roth, Oscar, 1910-
    The papers consist of photocopies of a scrapbook and other materials which relate to Oscar Roth's military service during World War II. The scrapbook contains photographs taken after the liberation of the Mauthausen concentration camp. Selected photoprints of them are included in the papers as is a copy of Roth's translation into English of the confession given by the camp's commandant Franz Ziereis. Oscar Roth was educated at the University of Vienna and was a United States Army medical officer during World War II. He was in an advance party which entered the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria soon after the camp was liberated. After leaving the army Roth returned to New Haven, Connecticut, where he practiced medicine.
      Yale University -Manuscripts and Archives

      Otto Eggers proposal sketches for John Russell Pope's "Yale University: A Plan for Its Future Building", 1919-1919

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      The collection consists of photographs and lithographs of sketches by Otto R. Eggers that were used in John Russell Pope's "Yale University: A Plan for Its Future Building," submitted to the Yale Corporation in 1919.
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      Yale University -Manuscripts and Archives

      Yale College Council records, 1982-1986

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      The records consist of reports of the Yale College Council.
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      Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford

      Zionism, 1912-1997, bulk Bulk, 1940-1960

      8.0 Cubic feet 10 regular boxes, 2 quarter-size boxes, 1 oversized box
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      Bridgeport History Center, Bridgeport Public Library

      Records of Editor A.H. Saxon for the Autobiography of Mrs. Tom Thumb, 1978

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      Contains the typescript and page proofs for the Autobiography of Mrs. Tom Thumb by A.H. Saxon. Mrs. Tom Thumb is also known as Lavinia Warren, a little person who gained fame and fortune through her work with P.T. Barnum.
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      Records of Editor A.H. Saxon for the Autobiography of Mrs. Tom Thumb, 1978 .4 Linear Feet

      Saxon, A.H.
      Contains the typescript and page proofs for the Autobiography of Mrs. Tom Thumb by A.H. Saxon. Mrs. Tom Thumb is also known as Lavinia Warren, a little person who gained fame and fortune through her work with P.T. Barnum.
        University of Connecticut -Archives and Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Center

        Stephen Rosenzweig Papers, 1937-1961

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        Photocopies of papers of Stephen Rosenzweig, a worker at the Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Factory in Yonkers, New York, who organized the Independent Smith Workers, a labor union of workers at the factory, in the 1930s.
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        Stephen Rosenzweig Papers, 1937-1961 0.25 Linear Feet

        Photocopies of papers of Stephen Rosenzweig, a worker at the Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Factory in Yonkers, New York, who organized the Independent Smith Workers, a labor union of workers at the factory, in the 1930s.
          Bridgeport History Center, Bridgeport Public Library

          Papers of the Reese Family, 1911-2008

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          Frank D. Reese, son of Francis A. Reese, is a Bridgeport resident. Frank Reese's family has roots that go back several centuries in Connecticut and include extensive ties to the state's African American and Native American populations, as well as Cape Verdean. The collection consists largely of family photographs or copies of family photographs, photocopied vital records and family genealogies, and scanned and printed ephemera.
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          Papers of the Reese Family, 1911-2008 .2 linear feet;

          Reese, Frank D.
          Frank D. Reese, son of Francis A. Reese, is a Bridgeport resident. Frank Reese's family has roots that go back several centuries in Connecticut and include extensive ties to the state's African American and Native American populations, as well as Cape Verdean. The collection consists largely of family photographs or copies of family photographs, photocopied vital records and family genealogies, and scanned and printed ephemera.
            Friends of Wood Memorial Library and Museum

            Parents and Teachers Association Mothers' Club of South Windsor records, 1913-1942

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            The Mothers' Club of South Windsor had been formed by 1910 as a part of the National Congress of Mothers, which was organized in 1908. In 1929, it reorganized as a parents and teachers assocition (PTA). The records consist of one Hollinger box containing three notebooks and spanning the years 1913 to 1942. Arranged chronologically, the notebooks contain records of the clubs' secretaries including minutes of regular and special meetings, annual reports, and various committee reports. They provide information on the organizations' structure, policies, members, programs, and fund-raising and charitable activities.
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            Parents and Teachers Association Mothers' Club of South Windsor records, 1913-1942 0.417 Linear Feet

            Parents and Teachers Association Mothers' Club of South Windsor
            The Mothers' Club of South Windsor had been formed by 1910 as a part of the National Congress of Mothers, which was organized in 1908. In 1929, it reorganized as a parents and teachers assocition (PTA). The records consist of one Hollinger box containing three notebooks and spanning the years 1913 to 1942. Arranged chronologically, the notebooks contain records of the clubs' secretaries including minutes of regular and special meetings, annual reports, and various committee reports. They provide information on the organizations' structure, policies, members, programs, and fund-raising and charitable activities.

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